St. Paul daily globe., 1887-04-06

a trhe slower gait than Mr.. Nichols and his
son Will did, after their years of experience.
There are few cases of any general interest
on the calendar. The following was the
business of the court aside from setting the
eases:
The Woodstock Iron company, appellant,
VS.. the Northwestern Manufacturing and Car
company, RESPONDENT; motion for affirmance;
judgment affirmed.
Frederick Wehmeier, respondent, VS.. John
Bohmert, appellant: motion TO enter judg-
ment affirmed.
The state of Minnesota, ex rel Myron III.
Cole and S. May Hopkins, relators, VS.. Joseph
Rachac, register of deeds, LIE Sue ur county
writ QuaShed
The City of ST. Paul, defendant in error, VS..
George L. Johnson, plaintiff in error; motion
to dismisS appeal denied and defendant given
fifteen days in which 10 serve briefs.
f, o. Kittell, respondent, VS.. Winslow M.
Bracket, appellant; submitted on briefs.
St. Paul & Northern Pacific Railway COM
pany, appellant, VS.. Roland L. Patterson.
Franklin Cook, George b. Bradbury, William
C. Bailey, ct al, respondents; appeal dis
missed as to defendant Osborne.
John Taylor, appellant VS. Day Spaulding,
respondent; ;motion.fo for affirmance.taken under
advisement.
c. +. F. Van Maanen, respondent, VS.. Otto
A. Zierold, appellant: appeal dismissed.
Benedict NJ. Goldsmith, respondent, VS.. E.
Minnesota, and the Board of County Com
mssioners of Mobiles county, Minnesota, ap-
palants; appellant submitted on briefs.
Peter Palmer, respondent, vs.. The North
ern Pacific Railroad company, appellant;
submitted on briefs.
Henry H. Anderson and Otis Bigelow, re-
spondents, VS.. Samuel Peterson, appellant;
respondent submits on briefs.
August L. Wendlant, appellant, VS.. Charles
Sohre, respondent; submitted on briefs.
John H. Case and John Mulln, appellants.
VS.. Francis A. Bean and Samuel Bean and the
Chicago, Milwaukee Il ST. Paul Railway COM
pany, respondents; motion to dismiss appeal.
Jared S. Crandall, respondent, VS.. Sylvester
Kipp and Grin Kipp, appellants; respondent
submits on briefs.
NJ. J. Peppard, respondent VS.. Joseph L.
House, B. 5. Lewis, ct al, appellants; sub
mitted on briefs.
Samuel d. Lord, respondent, VS.. Samuel
Dearing, appellant; motion to dismiss appeal
and strike case from the calender.
Annie Flanagan, appellant, VS.. Peter
Keehle, respondent; motion to dismiss ap-
peal.
Alfred ]. Lamberton, respondent, VS.. Ben
jamin H. Randall, appellant; motion to dis
miss appeal taken under advisement.
Daniel r. Noyes, Charles P. Noyes and Ed
ward H. Cutler, partners as Noyes Bros. &
Cutler, respondents, VS.. Bruno Beaupre,
Frank Keogh and John F. Broderick, partners
as Beaupre, Keogh q Co., appellants; motion
to dismiss.
Fred Giles, respondent, VS.. The Northern
Pacific Railroad company, appellant; motion
to dismiss appeal denied.
Hugh Brown and Esther Brown, respond
ent, VS.. The Northern Pacific Railroad COM
pany, appellant; dismissed.
Andrew Erickson, respondent, VS.. Jesse
G. jones' appellant; motion to affirm.
Obed. Morse, appellant, VS.. Chauncey w.
Barrows, respondent; stricken from the
calendar.
Sadie Conway VS.. M. D. Elgin; motion and
order to show cause why rernittitur should
not be recalled, argued and submitted.
COURT NOTES.
John Dodge, OF Gull Lake, charged with
selling liquor to the Indians. gave bail yester-
day for his appearance at the June term of
the United States district court at Winona,
and was released from custody.
The several plaintiffs who have heretofore
obtained judgments against ID. M. Sabin.
George NJ. Brush and j. H. Townshend, Of tn e
Northwestern Car company, of Saltwater to
the amount of about $1,000, have applied to
the United States circuit court for an injunc-
tion compelling the defendants to appear in
court and show cause why the judgments
should not be satisfied.